, 1887-03-31
CLLILLAND'S HOMES.
DELIGHTFUL ABIDING PLACES IN
TIE LAKE CITY.
Morrow .c!-s os the nes.r;iga. EucI,s
N,cr:ur and of Prospect Sl,rrt-Ih,
Nature Of the Average Gle, ,eI..f..!~-
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p"'t':i' ;''.' arr AD'rts' Is Po-''''7' Pii8T'
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bF'Ul. .'iS '!1n 'H' "aih7 anu dii''' 'ild 'htu"
lon- s!r;"o"H N"eh Lie adH s".7 HV"L "
casiiI!!y an A:Itriran IVY, crimson
leav,'! ad purple Dcriiet, tfali over
wal! ;s.'' a :t-o!f on tlse "ihei siie. HaH"y
chii!"eI fr"i! il tie grass aud girls III White
Z MAY VIII Their l+tSJ Young
Sui il hTi |, j. thr WOW Ia Summer in
win tier. l. a tGf'iI'i grill stt''n, aud ti37
tinitie ~ s'iih h'i'S AMI the ei;'t'er o, -
h0oi- are h'.:r.i III the broad tHor"u-,I,ai''-
W!i'i' tie robins ann kattHGS nave s"N-.'j
am !"'i-hI "hiiheT si'uaIlnh'
IEe aES!.''" Iie'"ia!iL@F II an ardent "cf-
shi:er at ti' st:lHe Oh maui ne G"el'
among hii'7 't''" mowers ali.i ES "1IkS by lht
sldc ol running waters. A"renFer Nc b"SSS
III the shade oi seven p'rAS' containing liz 81.
nearly ninety three acres OF wool and lake
ana Yet lie E"ailiS lor more In the eaFiA
spIlng time he plants grass seed III every an
occuine,t spot he buys lawn mower and :
reel ct garden hose and then he cuts a.,
squiFtS ana Sqnirt' ana cuts, morning, E"or
and night, until his habitatlon blossoms hkc
the rose and his hands take on the Gallons OF 4
coal heaVers. II he receives moderate
salary, say s2,OtJ year. he main
tainS horse anu phaeton and l.
lives better thah the New Yorker
who gets twice his pay. In August he goes
/ to Chaut'Hqua for n fortnight, wander
about that goat pasture until he thinks he
happy aud then returns to Cleveland II
fresied, as he declares, both in mind an.
body. II lac can afford 1t he spends III,
/ heated term abroad or at tle s';tshpIe, ors
the biting months OF winter near the cuff oi
~ II lar u ian sAHaAG >
laI'lc.
Besides our other qualities we are com
mnnity of cheap livers. Our beefstaall, bu
ter and bread are butchered, chUrnel
baked at cur verv doors. The caySl2 Of -
! boGstful hen can he heard in the suburbs, af 3
the Uninteligible howl of the hu alisteI'. fresh
/ from the pastoral regions beyond, rrsuunsls
/ in our back streets as seasons come and 20.
The adrot sixpence seldom escapes our vigi-
liant care, and if it does, there Is Il har.l chase
you may Well believe, We attire ourselves in
furs AMI silks and support half dozen
fancy dry goods establishments, we load cur
shelves with fine books until the sellers there
| of wax exceedingly fat, and vet we haven't a
/ first class grocery store in all the city! We
are too highly civilized to think much of eat
! ing. A baker informs me that "a wealthy
and wei known citizen called at his shop the
other day and ordered an eight cent
loaf Of graham bread. At noon the
citizen was summoned east by a tele-
gram fs;iI ut = ocIlek the mistress of
the hons h0I cams down town III her
carriage and crunterman al the order. The
muster hal .spaa away, she $. l. and no other
mcHi''er Of the family could tolngGte uu-
! boC2i bread. Here is an illustration OF
! Cievcisud economy, AMI by virtue of it we
rrer tan buiiji ,g5 and live in sumptunus
I .s
aud I.utIer in oua. After breakfast he iing;es
his keys and u'loclls the store room The
cook CONES fo:Hh from her retreat of pots
and pans and files her daily requisif H.
Suglr, butter, -four and fruit are mes., "a ri
AMI weighed with the ui.sst care the door is
closed, the keys hid away and then the gov
e!T!or Is driven 10y a ma: i'll livery to his place
of hIr,ueiS.
y bagheior can live elegantly in Cleveland
on Sl,5Jj rear. He can be housed and fed
in a fasiO. able nei-aiorhooI for $40 a
week His horse can be maintained at the
nearest stable for half that sum, and he has
500 renluIiilng for clothing and incidental
expenses, Pleasant cottages of wood, in
wide, shady streets can be purrhaaed fer
81 100, AMI Il fine'y appointed house can be
secured for double tn g amount. All the
houses are IT,. Z from the srr,, = with ,.r,ss
and tres bcIUre them aud another stretch
| of sU''r1 ID hind til m If a man
hasn't the ready mo- ) he can buy
r"oi 10 cover his LII on cI lit and
nave II '''.' II G'Eay from LiIa hy some warm
hearted L,.Ii shark II he CLI.ireS to miss
payment.
| Our rich peo,:la coufiua tI.,,,,sai,,o- e, f,
streets onIy-igucIf %, - ~ o-'',
T Wilson The Fagt E'J Ia, ho lG"''t and
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